Documentary

John Wilson’s The History Of Concrete Nets $90k Weekend, Becomes IFC Center’s Biggest Doc Launch

The History Of Concrete opened to $90k in three days at IFC Center, the theater’s biggest documentary debut and its second-highest weekend.

John Wilson Turns Concrete Into Cinema With The History of Concrete

John Wilson releases The History of Concrete, a 100-minute debut that applies his How To sensibility to making and selling a movie about concrete.

Jolt and Propagate Expand Distribution of A Simple Soldier, Broadening International Access

Jolt and Propagate will roll out the Ukraine frontline documentary A Simple Soldier across theatres, community screenings and Jolt.film pay-per-view.

Netanyahu Threatens Filmmaker’s Citizenship After NAZA, Film Council Targets Festivals

NAZA's Venice premiere put its directors at risk of citizenship loss and prompted the Israeli Film Council to strip festivals from funding criteria.

Universal Considers Shelving Elon Musk Documentary, Could Return Rights

Universal is weighing whether to release Alex Gibney’s Elon Musk documentary, a choice that could return rights to filmmakers and trigger a kill fee.

70 Up Ends Six-Decade Run as Final Episode Airs on ITV

The longitudinal documentary that began in 1964 concludes with 70 Up, the final instalment tracking 14 people from childhood to old age, airing on

Secret Elizabeth Holmes Film Reveals Intimate Pre-Prison Access, A24 Sets October Release

A secret Telluride screening premiered Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary, You Can See Everything.

New Documentary Reveals Rich Life Beneath North Sea, Reframes Conservation Debate

A seven-year film compiles decades of patient diving to show seals, kelp forests, tuna and orcas beneath the North Sea’s turbid surface.

Oasis Documentary Captures Comeback Euphoria, Leaves Rift Unexplained

Don't Look Back In Anger records Oasis' 2025 reunion stadium highs, but the film avoids the causes and consequences of the brothers' long split.

Amos Gitai Brings West Bank Story to Venice, Khan al-Ahmar School Remains At Risk

International pressure has kept Khan al-Ahmar’s improvised school standing, Amos Gitai says.

The Human Centipede Director Tom Six Reveals Multiple Sclerosis Diagnosis

Dutch filmmaker Tom Six has revealed he has been living as a recluse after being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, documenting his health struggles and final years as a filmmaker in a new self-made documentary.